What if Obesogens, not Calories were making you fat?

No one likes a saboteur.

Following health, diet, exercise, and super foods, I read a lot of articles and see a lot of postings on the internet.

The one I will give you a link to is worth considering. I have always been a gym rat or at least exercise junkie and once out of college paid attention to my diet. And after I finished my spurt of running 60 miles a week, I had to watch my weight.

Like everyone, I found those 10 pounds are elusive. What if you were told that 10 out of 12 pesticides contain obesogens which are endoctrine hijacking chemicals that take weight regulation into their own hands.

“Obesogens are thought to act by hijacking the regulatory systems that control body weight,” says Frederick vom Saal, Ph.D., curators’ professor of biological sciences at the University of Missouri. That’s why endocrine disruptors are so good at making us fat — and that’s why diet advice doesn’t always work — because even strictly following the smartest traditional advice won’t lower your obesogen exposure.

EDC’s are endocrine-disrupting chemicals.

The foods you eat that contain pesticides could be sabotaging your great efforts to drop a few pounds.

So, I’m no specialist but you have been warned and if you would like to see more visit http://yhoo.it/bZoRyJ . An article by http://wowOwow.com

As a possible tip, an oncologist from Cedar’s Sinai hospital told me pesticides are also responsible for cancers and he soaks his produce in a half a cup of salt in a sink of water for 20 minutes. This neutralizes the pesticides, he says. I have been doing it ever since. I also noticed that I would sometimes get dysentery from fresh produce I was purchasing and after the salt soaking, this stopped.